 BBFS Coach Dennis Brown IslandStats.com BBFS UK Tour Day 6 Update
Day Six of the Bermuda’s Brazilian Football School (BBFS) tour to the UK started the group continued with their A.M. fitness sessions from 07:00 - 08:00 am. At the end of the session, Coach Dennis Brown provided each U10 and U13 player, with a personal report on their match performance vs Peckham Town.
The Bermuda's Brazilian Football School was given a full access tour, of the West Ham Football Club. The players were able to enter the dressing room, media centre, medical unit, players lounge, Managers office and VIP Lounge. The tour continued with a visit to the Match Day Pitch and all other stadium facilities.
Peckham Town's U16's defeated BBFS 6 -0. Peckham took an early lead after 5 minutes and continued to score at will during the first half. After 35 minutes of play, the first half ended 5 - 0 to Peckham.
The 2nd half saw BBFS regroup and increase their intensity for the remainder of the game. BBFS had 3 opportunities to get on the score sheet but on each effort, Peckham was able to make a goal-line clearance. In the closing minutes of the match, Peckham Town scored for the 6th time, to signal the difference in class between the two teams.
Trae Harvey, was outstanding in mid-field, led the team via his excellent performance. His tireless running, ability to remain composed while in possession and high rate of completed passes, bodes well for his football development.
Jamaica Bid for U17 Championship
Jamaica's bid to host next February's CONCACAF Under-17 Football Championship officially went into motion yesterday when the federation's general secretary, Ted Howard, toured and inspected three venues in western Jamaica.
"We are keeping our fingers crossed that we will be selected," said Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) president Captain Horace Burrell, who, along with Howard, flew by helicopter into western Jamaica. "Hosting such a tournament would do a whole lot for our youth programme," Captain Burrell added.
The three venues visited were Jarrett Park, the new Catherine Hall Stadium in Montego Bay and the Trelawny Multi-purpose Stadium at Florence Hall, near Falmouth, Trelawny.
While Howard did not say whether his report about the local facilities will be favourable, he nonetheless pointed out that countries such as Honduras, Costa Rica, Canada and the United States are also bidding to play host to the tournament, which is one of the premier events on CONCACAF's calendar.
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